The minor consists of a minimum of 5 full courses (or the equivalent) and a portfolio.
Note: Students must earn minimum grades of C- or P for all courses that apply toward the minor.
View the catalog page for the Linguistics program.
The linguistics minor is open to any student regardless of major. Courses include training in the deductive techniques that linguists use to determine the structures underlying natural language systems. A minor in linguistics enables students to apply these principles to learning or analyzing any human language, making this area of study broadly relevant to all students engaged in the study of any modern or classical language.
Visit the Linguistics webpage for more information.
Students wishing to complete the Linguistics minor should consult with a member of the curricular committee and complete the Interdivisional or Arts & Sciences Minor form. The form requires the signature of the committee chair.
Chair
Jason Haugen (Anthropology)
See the full list of Linguistics Curricular Committee Members
